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No. A Madison Street, Memphis. Tenn.
STRAYED.

u0RSE-DSrk bay, Is or l5< hands high,
Ii with a collar on. Return to No. l6
MARKET street and hs rewarded.
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DLEASANT front room, with hoard; alec
J. other accOmmod ton for single gentle
men, at 81 Court street
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In returning thanks to YOU for my mlracu
lous cure Of zema or salt rheunl, deem II adj
sable TO give you detailed account OF my
udice against advertised remedies, you have
my consent to publish this testimonial, and all
Inquiries by letter or In person, will cheerful
~ answer. do this that people who go un
year after year paying out large sums Of mon
ey to Incompetent physicians and receive no
cure, or even relief, or end In dlllng prema
ture grave, Ms was nearly my case, may be IN
duced to make trial OF the wonderful CuriouRA
REMEDIES.
Al the age OF three months rash made ita
appearance on my face. physician was call
cd, he said ieething was the cause, he pre-crib.
cd some cooling medicine, but the s0rea spread
10 my ears and head. Another Nj p.whs CALI
ell. He pro'essed 10 know all about the case
called IL "king's EVIL and prescribed gum
powder, brimstone aud lard mixed into u salye
but the disease continued. They could net do
anything with u. Another prescribed borax
water and Hour; another, llnseed poultiees-
None OF them did me any goo'l at all, but made
me worse. The diaease continued uuabatrd; 10
spread to my arms and legs, till ! was laid up
entirely, and from continual situnk on the
floor on pillow my limbs contracted 90 that
lost all control OF them, and was utterly help
less, my mother would have 70 lift me out aud
into bed. could get around the house on my
hands and feet, but could not get my clothes
on at all, and had TO wear n sort OF dressing
gown. Ny hair had all matted down or fallen
on, and my head, face, and cars were one scab
and had to have a towel on my head all the
time In the summer to keep the flies on. My
parents consulted prominent physician and
surgeon here in Chicago (thc other physicians
before mentioned were OF Dundas and Hamil-
ton, Canadal, he said he could 10 nothing for
me. that the chances were that would grow
ont OF IL, or that IL would strike inwardly and
Kill me in time lie wanted 20 cut the sinews
OF my legs so that could walk. hut ! would
not let him, for II did get better would have
no control Of them.
The disease contlnued In this manner until
was seventeen years Old. AMI one day in janu-
AIRY, 1879, In tho Chicago Tribune, read an ac-
count Of your medicines. They described my
case 90 eNsctly that 1 thought, as u last resort
20 give them n trial.
When first applied the CrTicuRA. ] was all
raw and bleeding from scratching myself, but
when applied Ii went asleep almost imme-
diately, something had not done for years,
the feet was 50 soothing.
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CHAPTER XVI.
THE ToMBs OF KoR.


After the prisoners had been removed,
Ayesha waved her hand, and the spectators
turned round and began to crawl Off down
the cave like scattered flock of sheep
When they got fair distance from the dais,
however, they rose and walked away, leav-
ing the queen and myself alone, with the ex-
ception OF the mutes and a few guards, most
of the latter having departed with the
doomed men. Thinking this good oppor-
nifty, asked She to come and sec Leo, telling
her of his serious condition; but she would
not, saying that he certainly would not die
before the night, as people never died of that
sort of fever except at nightfall or dawn.
Also she said that il would be better to let
the fever spend its course as much as possible
before she cured it. Accordingly l was rising
to leave when she babe me follow her, as she
would talk with me aud show me the wonders
Of the caves
l was too much invoivedsn the web of her
fatal fluctuations to say her no, even IL had
wished to, which did not. She rose from
her chair and, making some signs to the
mutes, descended from the dais Thereon
four of the girls took lamps, and ranged
themselves two in front and two behind us,
but the others went away
SNOW" she said awouldst thou see some OF
the wonders of this place, o Hollyl Look
upon this great cave. Saw ye ever the likel
Yet was it, and many more like It, followed
by the hands of the dead race that once lived
here in the city on the plain. A great and a
wonderful people must they have been, these
men of Kor; but like the Egyptians, they
thought more of the dead than the living.
How many men, think We, working for how
many years. did 1t require TO hollow out this
cave and all the galleries thereofin
"Tens of thousands" answered.
$50, o Holly. This people was an old
people before the Egyptians were A little
can read of their inscriptions, having found
the key thcreto-and see here, this was one
Of the last Of the caves that they dug;n and
turning TO the rock behind her, she motioned
tue mutes to hold up the lamps. Carven over
the dais WIS the figure of an old man seated
in chair, with an ivory rod in his hand. It
struck mo that his features were exceedingly
like those of the man who was represented as
being embalmed in the chamber where we
took our meals. Beneath the chair-which,
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The 1rst morning after using II my 1e-h Il
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pink color. Next dav Il was Kind Of white, and
! could place my hands on the sores without II
being PAINFUL. In about two weeks | could
stand straight bnt not walk, was 70 weak,
but my sores were nearly well, Then ! COM
menced the uss of the CU1lcuRA RKsoLvKaT,
and In three days was WORSE than ever. 1
was one mass OF pimpes from the top Of my
head 10 the sOles OF my feet; to saw thcy were
painful would not do Justice TO the case. IN
from two TO four days they burst and left
small scale, which drppcd OF and lcit the spot
pure anti u" skin white, aud AZ near rs can
Judge was cured In about tiN to eight weeka.
and up TO this date a. g. from January, 1871 10
January 1851 have not been sick in any way
or have had the least signs Of the disease reap.
pearing on me. have an excellent appetite,
have the very host OF health. Ny liinhs are
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lind In myself Is that my skin Is liner aofter,
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No doubt many persons viii not believe this
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Gentlemen; let ne again thank you for my
cure: w. j. MCDONALD.
CHICAGO, lit, Jan. 30, 1881.
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pozos que dan una aqua tan meta
lizada que no Sc puede usar.
En- casi todas las localidades de
Cuba existen inmensas riquezas
qua explotar y que dormiran el
sueno de la muerte mientras no
suene en- sus valles la trompeta de
la exploitation industrial, condu-
ciendo el ej6rcito de brazos nece-
saries para poner en- movimiento
todo ese c1mulo de riquezas.
La cafia-termina ell artfculO que
condensamos-esl la parte menor de
las riquezas de Cuba, y Cada dia Sc
vera mas palmarlamente.
Ouando no haya un palmO de te-
reno yermo, cuando las Was de
communication sean abundantes y
ell pals cuente con Ia poblaci6n que
debe tener ocho millones de habi-
tantes dejara quizas de ser una
fabula ridicula la existencja de
aquella Jauja que nos refieren
con la diferencia de que las fabulo-
sas riquezas provendrian del traba-
jo tres veces santO, que es la sola
palanca que puede levantar 4 un
pals del abatimiento.
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ron un encuentro con unos paisa-
uos, resultsndo herilo uno de
@,tos. Coincidiendo Ell hecho con
la salida de las personas que Sc
encontrahan en- la I5'es sia, forma'
ronse algunos grupos, que fueron
disueltos por Ia policia y Guardia \
Civil. El Jnzgaio entiende en- el
asunto.
Sin otras noticias, no podemos
formar juicio nj concentrates acer-
ca de un caso que entrafia la gra
vedad consiguiente. Esperamos
aquei'as, y por hoy nos limitamos
a pedir al Go1ierno las medidas
de coercion nece -arlas para evitar
semejantes espectaculos.
Una de dos: 8 ell nuevo Alcal-
de de Aguadilla b. tenido mucha
desgracia con su de5tino, 8 la po.
b!aci6n tiene poca suerte con el
nombramiento de dicho Alca de,
oues, fran :am nte, es muy signi.
ficAtivo que solo de4pues de i'm
oerar en- aquel'a poblacion ell au :
tonomismo Sc presencien casos
de seme.jante naturaleza donde
antes era proverbial la paz y
tran 4uiiidad de los veciuos. Pc.
ro, espcremos ma datos, y enton-
ces diremos 10 conveniente y ne
cesario.
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La verdadera riquezs de Cubs.

Esta no SO ha explotado aun,
dice Ell Ftnix, dc Cienfuegos. La
cana y ell tabaco no son nj han sido
nunca mas que un pequeno fi,0n
explotado por las facilidades que
presto la esclavitud.
Ouba-agrega ell articulista-no
sera rica verdaderamente hasta que
llegue 4 convertirse en- pals indus
trial. Las maderas, los tilamentos
textiles, las canteras de piedras es-
timadas y todos los elementos ma
turales, estAn ofreciendo al hombre
civilizado los tesoros que product
rian, 81 la industria los hiciera va
Ter, 81 las maQuinas facilitasen Ia
elaboration.
Los perfumes, las frutas Y le-
gumbres, las materias textiles, des-
do la seda hasta 81 amianto, que SO
encuentra con facilidad en- las mon
tailas de Trinidad, las fundiciones
de hero, cobre y otros minerales
en- que abunda el suelo de Cuba,
los trabajos en- mArmoles etc, Is.
tau pidiendo 4 gritos exploitation.
Papel, tintas dc todos classes, obras
de alfareria, todo So puede hacer
en- Cuba.
Y no hay exageraci6n en- cstas
aiirmaciones en- localidades deter
minadas, por ejemplo, Santa Clara,
que estA situada sohrc IN monte
! casl mAclRo, de cobre , oro, hay
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Ell HIp0DROMo.

Merced 4 la generosa iniciativa
de una elevada persona, es pro-
bable que pronto y muy pronto
sea un hecho consumado este pa
ra nosotros nuevo elemento de
solaz y progreso, tan en- boga en-
los pueblos cultos. Pasa va de
100 ell numero de accionistas, &
10 pesos cada uno, y Sc espera
que muchos pidan su inscription
en- Ia correspondence lista; esta
tambien nombrada Ia comision de
reglamento, para rganizar todo 10
concerdiente al Hip6dromo. Nos
otros hacemos un llamamiento d
cuantos deseen yer implantados en-
este suelo esos certamenes hipicos
en- que rivalizan naciones tan ade.
lautadas como Iug'aterrs y Fran
cia, habiendo. tornado va carta de
naturaleza en- nuestra Patria. con
las simpatias generates del pdbli-
CO, con ventajss considerables pa.
ra los empresarios mismos, y con
beneficios no pequeros para el
fomento de Ia raza caballsr, hoy
puede decirse que degenerate y
raquitica, por ell olvido de toda
clase de recursos y estimulos.
Debemos hacer el llamamiento
va indicado a todos aquellos que
sienten verdadero amor hacia ell
progreso de esta terra, en- cual.
quiera de sus manitestaciones.
Al efecto, puede el que desee Il
gurar como accionista, dirigirse
al Excmo. Sr. D. Juan Contreras
8 al Secretario de la Sociedsd, ell
Lcdo. Sr. Rosy, pidiendo Ia ms
cripci6n, y espersmos que mu-
chos asi lo haran.
Ell Hip6dromO tan antique CO.
mo ell circo griego, en- ell cual ha-
oia destinado un sitio para los
JuegOs hipicos, esta llamado aqui
a sefialar un nuevo paso de cultu
ra, y por ESQ creemos que no
seran pocos los que respondan al
llamamiento, que por encargo de
Ia junta, constituida va, tenemos
OCCASION de hacei.
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LA REGLAMENTAClON
DEL SERVICI0 DOMESTICO

Mala causa defende Ell Clamor,
impugnando la circular del G..
bierno, sobre reglamentaci6n del
servicio domestico; y es mala,
porque, ademas de ser sin proce-
dente, no Sc apoya en- rsz6n legal
alguna, nj en- pruebas de social
conveniencia.
Mucho ruido quiere meter ell
colegs con el dictamen del Con.
sci de Estado, que no pasa de ser
una Real Orden, previamente in
formada por aquella corporation,
y la cual puede ser por otra mo
difcada. Y, ademas, que ese die
tamen NADIA tiene que yer con ell
case que Sc discute, y prueba de
clio, que en- el mismo punto en-
que rAdica dicho Consejo de E.
tsdo existe la Recommendation del
aquel servicio, tai como Sc hs
reelameutsdo aqui, con algunas
diferencias.
El dictsmen del Consejo de
Estsdo Sc ref ,re a decretos per
los cuales Sc obligase a trabajar
a los libertos, persiguiendo como
delito La vagancia; y este no es 10
mismo que ell case concrete de
Recommendation de un servicio,
que sigue siendo libre en- el ejer
cicio, en- cuanto que a ell no Sc
cbliga a niugunH, que es 10 esen-
cia!. ST cuaiquiera fuese compe.
liadoIa eervir de criado a un senior,
por ministerio de una disposition
g1bernativa, entonces podria, qui
Eas, citarse ell mencionado dicta
men; pero, 81 de esto no Sc trata,
no sabemos a donde pueda con
ddcir una cita como aquella. FL
Consejo de E>ta1o no ha dicho,
nj podia decir, que no sc regla
mente el servicio dome itico; este
Sc halla en- ammonia pertecta con
las leyes, con las opiniones hasta
de los mas avanzados y con la
practica de los paises cultos.
Por consiguien;e, pierde ell item
po Ell Ciamor. y 10 pierde en- su
perluicio, pues acredita con tales
argumentacione' alguna escasel
de sinderesis legal.
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TEMORES DE- Ell CLAMOR.

Este colega nos da cuenta 1e
un suceso harto Craze para pro-
du ;ir un conhicto europeo. Ell
no dira NADIA de los sucesos de
Aguadilla, ma' que cuaudo, a la
fuerza, tiene "a que hablar, y ESQ
para des6gurar 8 atenuar Ia gra
vedad de los mismos. Pero, Sc
trata de un supuesto nombramien
to de Alcalde para Coamo, y
este va es otra cosa, mucho mas
81 10 desea una persona tan res
petable y respetada como el exec
lentisimo senior don Clotilde San.
tiago, y ell nombramiento hubiese
de recaer en- otra tan digna y
honrada como ell senior Gil y
Sanchez, que con aplauso general
ha desempenado varias Alcaldias
de la Isla. va quisiera Coamo; !;
va quisieran varios pueblos tener
Alcaldes como ell senior Gil y
Sanchez, y grande seria ell acier-
to de S. E., 81 siendo su vo.
luntad, utilizase los servicios de
este para representarle en- al
gun pueblo, cosa que tenemos
entendido aquGl no sol:cita. Y Ia
recommendation del Sr. don Clo-
tide Santiago seria la mayor
garantfa de ese mismo acierto,
pues ell Gobierno, poder discre-
cional, llegara a ser 10 que debe
ser, cuando en- su consejo ensren
personals de la ITALIA y representa-
ci6n del senor Santiago, de Goa
mo.
Ignoramos 10 que haya de ver-
dad en- los relatos de " El Cla.
NOR sobre este particular; pero
debemos darle contestaci6n.
FL seflor don Clotilde no ha
;nventado la teorfa de los gatos;
quien ha inventado esa teoria es
la necesidad de persegnir q los
ratones, y 10 que ha hecho aquel
fue aplicar dicha moraleja, muy
oportunamente, en- ocasi6n solem-
ne. ISabe " El Clamor quienes
son esos rdt0neS?
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La VERDADERA RlQUEzA
DE LAS ANTILLAS

En- confirmation de nuestro re.
ciente articu'o sobre los frutos
memories, recomendando la nece-
sidad de ensayar otros cultivos y
plantear puevas industrias, y en-
confirmation, ademas, de 10 per-
Judicial que seguira siendonos
esa rutina de la exploitation de
dos 8 tres frutos con que pre-.
tendemos cubrir todas nuestras
necesidades, abandonando otros
muy buenos recursos de riqueza
y production, insertamos ell 81
guiente oportuno articulo, que
recortamos de un periodico de
Cuba, de La Correspondence de
Santiago, cuyo contenido, en- gran
parte, es APPLICABLE a anbas An
tillas:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-25
Ell PARTIDO
DE"UNION CONSTITUTIONAL.

Ccnstituido nuevamente, como
saben nuestros lectores, el bene.
merito partido cubsno de Union
Constitutional, despue' de su dlti
ma solemne Asamblea general,
hs dirigido su elocuente, siucera
y patriotica voz a Ia sociedad en-
que con Gxito sc mueve, hacien-
dola presentes sus e,evadas aspi
raciones para 10 future, ratiticsn.
dose en- sus leales propositos, ten
deutes al bien general, 4 Ia pros
peridad y 4 Ia regeneration de
Cuba,